The Virtue of Nationalism

Title Page
Copyright
Table of Contents
Dedication
Introduction: A Return to Nationalism
PART ONENationalism and Western Freedom
I Two Visions of World Order
II The Roman Church and Its Vision of Empire
III The Protestant Construction of the West
IV John Locke and the Liberal Construction
V Nationalism Discredited
VI Liberalism as Imperialism
VII Nationalist Alternatives to Liberalism
PART TWOThe Case for the National State
VIII Two Types of Political Philosophy
IX The Foundations of Political Order
X How Are States Really Born?
XI Business and Family
XII Empire and Anarchy
XIII National Freedom as an Ordering Principle
XIV The Virtues of the National State
XV The Myth of the Federal Solution
XVI The Myth of the Neutral State
XVII A Right to National Independence?
XVIII Some Principles of the Order of National States
PART THREEAnti-Nationalism and Hate
XIX Is Hatred an Argument Against Nationalism?
XX The Shaming Campaigns Against Israel
XXI Immanuel Kant and the Anti-Nationalist Paradigm
XXII Two Lessons of Auschwitz
XXIII Why the Enormities of the Third World and Islam Go Unprotested
XXIV Britain, America, and Other Deplorable Nations
XXV Why Imperialists Hate
Conclusion: The Virtue of Nationalism
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Also by Yoram Hazony
Praise for The Virtue of Nationalism
Notes
Index